CSS :: Cultural change and Social Policy
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81. |
Whenever the nature of the choice is such that one cannot have both the new and old, the acceptance of the |
A. |
old is usually delayed |
B. |
new is usually delayed |
C. |
both are delayed |
Answer: Option B
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82. |
Change is nearly always |
A. |
costly |
B. |
simple |
C. |
None of these |
Answer: Option A
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83. |
Most innovations require some |
A. |
modification of the existing culture |
B. |
parameters |
C. |
None of these |
Answer: Option B
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84. |
Most social changes carry a threat to some vested interests who then oppose these changes are |
A. |
real |
B. |
imaginary |
C. |
both a and b |
Answer: Option A
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85. |
Change agent must know the |
A. |
culture in which he works |
B. |
political environment of country |
C. |
economic condition |
Answer: Option A
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86. |
Many change agents are |
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deviants |
B. |
same |
C. |
None of these |
Answer: Option A
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87. |
Ogburn has compiled a list of |
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150 social changes |
B. |
170 social changes |
C. |
100 social changes |
Answer: Option A
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88. |
Ogburn distinguishes |
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three forms of social effects |
B. |
four forms of social effects |
C. |
five forms of social effects |
Answer: Option A
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89. |
Culture is |
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interrelated |
B. |
not related |
C. |
separate effect |
Answer: Option A
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90. |
Changes in one aspect of the culture is invariably |
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effect other aspects of the culture. |
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not effect other aspects of the culture. |
C. |
not related to other aspects of culture. |
Answer: Option A
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